What happened to Langteng's Gasmai prototype? Did she get married again later?

There are no prototypes, fictional characters, Batu's wife in the original, and no feelings in the movie.

Gasmai's characters are a sister, a mother and a sister-in-law. They have an emotional scene with Stark Chan. I am angry at Stark Chan for raising wolves to bite my children, but I am surprised by the scientific charm of penicillin.

In the original book, Garth appeared as Batu's wife and had no emotional entanglements with Stark Chan. In the movie, Stark Chan and Gasmai have a good impression on each other, but Stark Chan just jumped the queue in the countryside and finally returned to Beijing. They were not together.

Plot:

1967, Stark Chan and Yang Ke, educated youths from Beijing, responded to the call of the country to go to the countryside and jumped the queue from Beijing to the Oroqen Prairie in Inner Mongolia. On the prairie, they met Bi Lige, a Mongolian herder, and saw the most awesome animal on the prairie: the wolf.

In the process of contact with wolves, Stark Chan became interested in this species and even had the idea of raising a wolf cub.

Bao Shungui, director of the field department, led the production team to greedily plunder the antelopes stored by wolves for the winter, breaking the ecological balance between wolves and herders; While Stark Chan took the opportunity to dig out a wolf cub, the relationship between wolves and humans became worse and worse, but Bao Shungui approved Stark Chan to raise wolves in the name of research.

Later, wolves began to attack herders and even launched a sneak attack, resulting in the death of a large number of military horses. Bao Shungui and members of the production team even launched a campaign to kill wolves, which made the relationship between wolves and humans tense.

In the end, the wolves were completely wiped out, but Stark Chan and Yankee also ended their country trip. Before leaving, Stark Chan visited Bilig, an old man who died of illness, and released his wolf.